Home Improvement & Repair (HIRKC), provides Homeowners, Property Managers, REO Managers and Assest Management Professionals a wide range of home maintenance, repair and installation solutions tailored to protect, maintain and improve their investments.
Our service technicians are highly skilled craftsmen who get the job done right the first time! Whether you need to tackle that "to do" list around the house, or have a property that needs maintenance &/or repair, Home Improvement & Repair is the only call you need to make.
At Home Improvement & Repair, our rates are reasonable, affordable and competitive within the KC market. No job is too small, however, some jobs are too big! We are well aware of the limits of our capabilities.
We are not a remodeling company, yet through our network of preferred resource partners, we can facilitate and coordinate the successful completion of any project.
Please visit our HandyMan Services & Property Preservation pages for more detailed information regarding our Services.
As a homeowner, there are many simple improvements and/or repairs you might successfully accomplish—and many that a qualified professional should complete. There are many other projects however, that seem simple and well within the parameters of your ability, but are in reality a disaster waiting to happen. Many of us ignore the possibility (probability) of calamity and dive right in. Maybe because of pride and the primeval need to be self sufficient, or perhaps the issue is simply a matter of cost.
Unquestionably, everyone desires the best for their homes and their families, and is more than willing to stretch the budget a little to get it. Even though you painstakingly devised the perfect plan for a project and you are certain you have accounted for every little detail—the contractors’ bids come in at an amount that is considerably more than what you expected or can afford—now what?
Quite often, this is the exact moment the ill-advised decision is made to jeopardize your happy home and become a do-it-yourselfer. After all, if you can eliminate the labor expense you can chop off about half of the project’s cost. Right? Sounds tempting, but should you really do the work yourself?
The answer depends upon a multitude of factors, including your abilities, the availability of the proper tools and equipment needed, your patience and the level of determination you possess to roll up your sleeves and dive in. Plus, you’ll need more time to complete the task(s) than you might imagine.
